Dominique Crowley
Telemorphosis, Second Nature. Charting a post-anthropocentric turn through screen vision
Anthropocene discourse has pointed to a need to de-centre the dominant human to make room for other human and non-human earth occupants. This post-human cultural turn is viewed and experienced through personal technology. The new visual mode brings with it ways to think our collective way through the crises of environment, ecology and inequality.
Not a VideoUnexpected video type
All images by Dominique Crowley (ACW )
1.Technocene. Oil and resin on wood panel (30cm x 30cm)
2. Plasticene, Flamingo Queen. Oil and resin on wood panel (30cm x 30cm)
3. Capitalocene. Oil and resin on paper (180cm x 80cm)
4. Potnia, Chthuli mistress. Oil and resin on canvas (180cm x 80cm)
5. Telemorphosis (section). Oil and resin on wood panel (60 x 3600)
6. Plasticene, Sphere. Oil and resin on wood panel (61cm x 46cm)
7. Plantationocene.Diptych. Oil and resin on wood panel (80cm)x160cm
8. Chthulucene (study). Oil on wood panel (30cm x 30cm)
Sound by Maria Del Bueys (MFA ACW)
All images by Dominique Crowley (ACW )
1.Technocene. Oil and resin on wood panel (30cm x 30cm)
- Plasticene, Flamingo Queen. Oil and resin on wood panel (30cm x 30cm)
- Capitalocene. Oil and resin on paper (180cm x 80cm)
- Potnia, Chthuli mistress. Oil and resin on canvas (180cm x 80cm)
- Telemorphosis (section). Oil and resin on wood panel (60 x 3600)
- Plasticene, Sphere. Oil and resin on wood panel (61cm x 46cm)
- Plantationocene.Diptych. Oil and resin on wood panel (80cm)x160cm